Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Min-Cheol Shin

Seong-Jae Lee

Kyoung-Wan Park

A transistor in accordance with the invention comprises an ultra-thin Mo--C film functioning as a channel for an electron flow with two ends of the thin metal film functioning as source and drain terminals of the transistor, respectively; a piezoelectric film formed on the Mo--C film, for producing a force in accordance with an applied electric field provided by a gate voltage; and an electrode film formed on the piezoelectric film functioning as a gate of the transistor to which the gate voltage is applied to produce the applied electric field; and wherein a resistance of the Mo--C film between the source and drain terminals changes in accordance with the force produced in response to the applied gate voltage. This transistor can be used as an element of the three dimensional integrated circuit with a laminated structure.

Ultra-thin MO-C film transistor

A lateral resonant tunneling transistor having two non-symmetric quantum dots is disclosed. When a negative voltage is supplied to each plurality of thin split gates, two non-symmetric quantum dots are formed owing to the formation of the potential barrier. Thus when a forward bias voltage is applied, the resonant tunneling phenomena occur twice successively. Through these two successive resonant tunneling phenomena and by lowering the height of the third potential barrier 6a, the resonant tunneling current can be maximized.

Lateral resonant tunneling transistor having two non-symmetric quantum

A thin film transistor is disclosed comprising a piezoelectric film formed on a piezoresistive body of an ultra thin film and a gate electrode formed on the piezoelectric film. Due to the force generated from the piezoelectric film by an electric field generated according to the strength of a voltage applied to the gate electrode, a pressure is applied on the piezoresistive body to vary the resistance of the piezoresistive body. Thus, the quantity of current that flows from a source terminal through the piezoresistive channel to a drain terminal can be controlled. Since the piezoresistive body can be formed on a plane, a thin film transistor with a three-dimensional structure can be manufactured.

Thin film transistor with piezoelectric film

Disclosed is the method of producing a piezo-device utilizing an ultra-thin Mo-C film as a piezoresistive material for a general class of improved piezo-device with the high sensitivity and the weak temperature dependence.

Piezoresistive device and fabrication method thereof

A quantum interference device comprises a semi-insulating GaAs substrate; GaAs and AlGaAs layers sequentially formed with high purity on the substrate; a two-dimensional electron gas layer formed in the GaAs layer and serving as a channel; source/drain regions formed on the semi-insulating GaAs substrate and at both ends of a laminated portion composed of the GaAs/AlGaAs layers; and a gate formed on the AlGaAs layer and having a periodic structure wherein the length thereof varies in a periodic manner in a transverse direction. In the device, the electron gas layer formed in the GaAs layer is used as an electron path, and the phases of electrons passing along different electron paths are caused to interfere with each other by the gate, thereby causing the current of a drain therein to be maximized or minimized. The transconductance can be significantly increased.

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Daejeon, South Korea

Min-Cheol Shin